Recently I've read the news of Boeing laying off several hundred workers at its Everett plant. 

I've got a big city planted tree in the way (you know how the city is very strict about the trees.

You planted that in their heads and now when you call back and "Claude" them by saying something along the lines of how embarrassed you are to call them because it has surely sold by now, they may feel doubt in their price.

A good healthy forrest nearby will also be a necessity as you can actually survive by eating nothing but leaves and plants (polk salad anybody?).

If you take time and build it right it would last 12 to 15 years and look nice on the lot if you have a few bushes planted nearby to screen it.

It really impressed me on display with the color tones and the texture, but I can't mentally get past the fact that it's laminate.I am going for what is most practical and aesthetically appealing.

Its winter in ohio but I would still appreciate some landscaping ideas for hardy plants.

If the Navy has men working on nuclear subs and aircraft carriers within a few feet of those reactors all day why can't we make a power plant that is safe.Or do we have them and people are just unreasonably afraid of them?

we can self close on the west coast.. our title plants and access to title data is not locked up in the court houses were only abstractors can get ahold of the information.. 

I bought raw land (abandoned rice fields) and planted 50,000 tissue culture seedlings and hired a field manager.